"In any case, when we go to Bei Miao this time, don't speak recklessly or act impulsively. I'll find a chance to take something from the Old Madam and conduct a DNA test with you."
"Before the results are out, you'd better stay calm," Nangong Xu said at last.
"I understand," Baili Xia exhaled, then lifted her cup again and took a sip of tea.
The tea was still warm, yet it couldn't seem to warm her body.
Nangong Xu noticed her face still looked pale and knew his earlier words had indeed startled her.
But what he said was the truth.
It was better for her to realize the gravity of the situation and stay cautious, rather than waiting until something went wrong and finding it unfixable.
"Go back early and rest. We'll set out early tomorrow morning," Nangong Xu said.
"Wait a moment." Baili Xia didn't leave immediately. Instead, she set the cup down again and looked up at him.
"Master, have you heard of someone named Bei Qingyou?"
